The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 13, 1904, Page 9

PISIAESS MAN STABS WAITER, Julia de Grezia, Too Fee ictions of Job-Lo BARGAIN SALE ALLURES AMAZON TO HER UNDOING FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1904. MURDER THEORY - DOES NOT HOLD ble to Appear in Court, Yields t Displays---She Is Arrested David B. Lawrence, Manager S ; = : e Detectives Conclude That for the T8 Martin ('Jm- and Convicted of Assauiting Ne With Clothes Prop | Palsy. Aamiing Disd ot fi - N. Martin ‘ | Peter Ma fig 1 o pany. Involved in Trouble; ‘4 ciomesine prop, aualified by advisea to produce them in court next| Wounds® Self - Inflicted e {length and sturdiness to serve with |Saturday if he desires to avoid a jury | ‘ 15 v T ATENS T v | distineti s the mainma a forty- | trial in a highe bunal. 3y FHREATENS THE POLICE £ nction s e e g e S SERIOUS THREATS MADE BT irazia to convey phy- to Mrs. Mary Ann Patton. zia will be sentenced by but Later Given Liberty roice judge Mogan to-day for bat- n Putting Up $500 Bond 7 BRGSGE RSl P NS block of Greenwich street and the bat- Law e, a well-known was committed on June 15. Since s then the case has been called several started out Mor « king for s and continued on account of the j ¢ yesterday m d illness of Mrs. de Grazi S was a nervous wreck and le City ¥ ed With 85- |, jeave her couch, an eloquent young - - ¥ weppon and only jiwyer gaid, so severely had her feel- his pocket. Percy Mc- ings been injured by Mrs. Patton prior rin a wound t of & knife a restaurant felling of that woman by the ine prop. How long Mrs his stab in- court in suspense no man could sur- L for the H. mMise, but the news came that she had souisville, Ky., | been seen on the street. Then it de- veloped that a bargain sale was t} et street. idual | undoing of her seclusion. She a peaceful ks from that which is class- me ts of a summer stock clean-out by de| excuse would have kept the stties and ' Unable to resist the alluring announce- | Six months in the County Jail was the s ante | ce imposed on Mrs. Mary _ for cruelly neglecting her | SN00ts Himself While Sit- | three young children. Her husband, ino 4 H [ who is a stableman, was ordered into ting on the Bed W l}ere :,H:IS Room-Mate 1Is Sleeping custody and will be tried to-day for | lthe same offense. Miss Lucy Fisher, —_— | visiting n for the Associated { Charitie testified that within three til recently employed at the Morrow { weeks she had gone Proctor i aop B Shl‘:vlngynsvrt:-l“‘?hilr:‘:-‘nlr:t:‘b"“din" 15 Sutter street, shot and times, and on each occasion found the | Killed himeelf in a squalid apartment | woman drunk and the children hun- |in the basement at 538 Howard street |gry, ragged and flthy. Photographs | at about 11 o'clock yesterday morning. of the little ones were exhibited to| 3 | At first there was some suspicion that Judge Condan and the emaciated ap- | Manning had been murdered, but in- searance of the unfortunate subjects A | y set aside prompted his Honor to express regret ?;’;;’ 5 B e Tou 5 lay. that the law would not allow him to | punish the inhuman mother more se- | | verely. | same bed with deceased, was awaken- ed by the report of a pistol. Looking up he saw blood streaming from Man- ning, who was sitting on the side of | the bed, fully dressed. Annie, Brown, a middle-aged siren the Barbary Coast, was held b itz to answer a grand larceny Peter Manning, an elevator man, un- | Chris Christensen, who occupied the} 1 o'd weave for wear; a va- riety ot artistic designs suitable for living room, dining room or ROCK THROWERS [¢= ARE IDENTIFIED Brothers Von Issendorf Ree-' ognize Four of Their As-. sailants in City Prison CHARGED WITH FELONY | Young Grocer Who Fired the Shot That Struck Percy Sexton Released on Bonds | B SR | Fred von Issendorf, groker, Page and | Lyon streets, charged with shooting Percy Sexton in front of his store early Monday morning, was released yesterday omn $2000 bonds by Police Judge Mogan. Sexton, who was shot ' in the abdomen, is said to be sinking slowly but surely at the Southern Pa- | cific Hospital. The attending physi- | cians refuse to permit the police or | | any one else to see him. | Yesterday morning Policemen Levy afd McTevitt, who have been working COTTAGE CARPET floor covering; peryard .......... - ALL-WOOL INGRAIN on the case with Detectives O’Dea and Mulcahy, arrested Thornwall Carroll, | | an electrician, employed by the South- | ern Paclfic Company, at Twenty-fifth | sleeping room; per yard A perfectly appointed department. The largest and best selection of floor coverings on the coast, at lowest prices for which honest merchandise can be sold. These points make the Store on the Square pre-eminent. YOUR. CREDIT IS GOOD. Nuf-ced. Reversible—Each side a different pattern; an artistic and a sanitary AGATE PRO-BRUSSELS lect from3 sanitary and moth proof; per yard . No carpet made that can equal this good TAPESTRY BRUSSELS 25¢ 40¢ Reversible — Several artistic designs fo se- 60¢c 65¢ Floral and Perslan de- signs; exclusive pat- s, i) | i | and Valencia streets, and took him to | % s el Bad hbi | ORe ‘o[ l};,‘ big dry hg‘,l.‘l,\ f\fx:ui:nh .mr'.!‘“1‘1'1;)10wi.\‘:::fl1Ac‘!"NaC!ou;t. g‘:x;t‘l.e, Alarmed, Christensen was ahout to| the City Prison. Cieroll was one ot |l teros; beautiful colors; per yard ....... ...l g o Monday el i 1 SRS SE. Wi SRREL SRS s P i et i e R ~~ | hurry from the room when Manning ' the gang that threw rocks and pleces | A choice selection of effective col- Larkin street restau- ‘;" crowd Md r;‘l‘““‘j“‘i‘y”‘h“ dpe:!v!Ik ::‘X"’wlmr}:‘f:""'v;\‘ T\:h?‘):xc:?s:-'d"?:; ordered him to remain. The frightened | of wood at Fred von Issendorf and his WOOL VELVETS orings; modern designs; per I |0 morning as the cocks | the store an ocked the si Frpb e SV A ! man, however, made good his . 1 < S S PR SRRl ok . . morning as the cocks When the Judge heard of her ability | Woman of having robbed him of a | hy go escape. brother, Henry, prior to the shooting. i ol B0 <43 Shve Sy At b g oy B . was ready for unt of his condition the s quent re- est told by H Babcock, steward of the restaurant, who sere & little before e wa e 8 5 = My ter re- *h is not seri- AMIE TRAINER TELLS OF A FORGED ORDER ites to Coroner Explaining Attempt " = 1o Get Possession nd received letter mie Trainer at Gil- that some a fe f the United Under- charge her name to an of her r, Clara, city July The y of the follow- the undertaking Mamie Trainer ¢ for the purpose g of the body: S July 7, 1904. Clara ire instructions, N\DERTAKERS.” answered the tele- ng the United Un- ke care of the body Trainer arrived k the next morning 8 d'clock the under- the family at Gil- v had charge of the for authority to sign the order for the body. This was re- - ing that Mamie, is city, would at- ced the Coro- nave use for it and wil give nge for it on a rs are all high teed. Prices as reg. sell at and extra ENIVES, the kind you can swear by and depend on. Two or three blades. My price u‘lx-’ll 00 - Other lines of good Cutl moderate figures it Ragors _honed Honing. 25¢ g Mail orders attended to promptly. THAT MAN PITTS F. W. PITTS, The Stationer, 1008 MARKET ST.. Above Powell BAN FRANCISCO. £1.50 Fu blades at low p: POCEET and W. T. HESS, - !m}p Public and Attorney-at-Law. ‘enth Fioor, Room 1015, Claus Spre Shone Main o8t DIAE. Resi, ISO02 McAllister wt. Residence Teiephone Page Hofl. le to hold her own in the bargain melee he pronounced her fit to with stand the comparatively tame ordeal o of a Police Court trial. A bench war- rant accordingly issued. Mrs. Patton averred that she had never by word or deed provoked the enmity of Mrs. de Grazia. It was true, however, that the little Miss de Gra had written on a fence with chalk cer- tain libelous atiacks on little Miss Pat- » and that she (Mrs. Patton) had rmed Mrs. de Grazia that the slan- be stopped. This warning n quiet tone and printab uage as the women stood in their respective back yards, separatéd by a fenc 9 ext thing Mrs. Pattod .vere pain in her head, ed by the clothesline prop. s. de Grazia's story, as filtered through an interpreter, was a complete denial of everything Mrs. Patton had testified. 2 . Antone Horezy of 848 Howard street sh and medium b d eggs Fourth-street restaurant, ordered m in a when the waiter, Dan V: r im fried eggs he re Then he compl of the quality and quantity of the but- ter served to him, whereupon the r blackened his eye. Judge Con- whom he entered into com- Pacific-street saloon, and so ust injured that Judge the case against his Police Sergeant Dunn’s squad went valiantly to protect the bench warmers in Columbia Square from the hoodlum- ism to which they were subjected by a gang of small boys, and the resuit of first, round-up was five priso ges ranging from ten to fiftee: was the wont of the quintet and others them, the policemen said, to di turbs ng of yvouthful coup: by stealing up behind the“bs hes upon which they were seated and violently pushing them over. In that way the defendants had abruptly transformed moments of bliss into moments of fright for their victims. One pair were upset with violence and severaly in- jured. The defendants unanimously declared that they were guiltless of the offense alleged, but confessed they knew of such es having been committed by “other kids.” Cases continued till Saturday by Judge Mogan, and police instructed to bring “other kids” to court. ‘ I the Wo Glen J. Ross, the juvenile blackmailer who operated in Jefferson Square, got thirty days for begging, and then Jucge Mogan deferred until to-day the sen- tence of Edward Depot, similarly charged and convicted, who said he could prove good character if given time to produce witnesses. s 79 e Temporary insanity is the defense of Adolph Goldman, who shot ex-Mayor Show of Oakland on June 17, in the | Clarendon Hotel. At the continued | preliminary hearing yesterday before | Judge Mogan the defendant’s attorney, Frank Murphy, said he intended to show that at the time of the shooting Goldman was mentally deranged, hav- |ing been driven to that condition by Snow’s treatment of him in financial | matters, | Spnow was subjected to a severe cross-examination by Murphy, and finally requested the Judge to excuse him from further talking, as he was ill. He said that all the money he ever | got from Goldman did not exceed $250, |and it was in payment for C:mages done to his property in Oakland by | Goldman. At the time of the shooting, | he =aid, he mentally noted every re- port until the fifth shot indicated that | the weapon was empty. The first bul- let struck the back of his head and prostrated him, and he lay there count- ing, while other leaden missiles were fired into his body. After the fifth re- port he struggled to his feet. The cross-examination will be re- | sumed to-morrow morning, and Attor- | pey Murphy says he will then intro- | duce some documentary evidence in the | shape of letters that passed between | Goldman and Snow. | . e . Before leaving her home at 172 | Dorland street last Sunday afternoon, | Mrs. Gertrude Hoffman bethought her of the family jewels and sought a safe place of concealment. After consid- erable brain-racking she decided that the best way to baffle possible burglars was to hide the treasures in a bundle of soiled linen that awaited the com- ing of the Chinese laundryman, who was not expected to call until next | day. During her absence, however, he {called and carried away the precious | bundle and yesterday he was before |Judge Mogan on a charge of grand |larceny. Mrs. Hoffman testified that she recovered all the jewels except hwo diamond rings and On Gong was ia | and la will hear further ails to-day. Sy With an iron bar S. C. Lewis, a stal- | wart sold cracked the heads of nt and another complain- As he left! he heard two more shots fired. He hastened to the Harbor . 1‘Emergem-y Hospital and notified the ST S i | officials of the occurrence. eorge Curry, the gripman who shot | 15, tne meantime Policeman Winsler and killed his wife in a Turk-street | entereq the room and found Manning {lodginz-house on July 6, was a plcture | gead. Detectives Wren and Dinan and | of absol\xlf,\ dejection when he ap- Deputy Corener Brown made an in- | peared before Judge Mogan for pre- vestigation and concluded that it was liminary examination. The testimony | g case of self-destruction. Two shots a repetition of that given at the | entered the man's head and one was est and will be resumed at noon | fired into his breast. | Neatly folded with a letter from his | daughter, Mrs. Effie Munroe of Sioux City, Towa, was a note, as follows: “City Coroner—Dear 8ir: Do not blame any one. I am tired of life.” Manning was about 55 years of age and had been a heavy drinker 4nd on that account was for the third time dis- charged from his employment at the Morrow building Saturday night. Since his dismissal he told Christensen that he intended to shoot his late employer and seemed determined to carry out his threat. In performing the autopsy in the case of Daniel Manning, Dr. - Baci- galupi found that the three wounds were probably self-inflicted. The | purse containing $200. while he was in| a Pacific-street saloon. . . ir to-d An echo of the glorious Fourth re- scunded in Judge Mogan's court when | E. J. Walsh was called and charged with peace disturbance. The complain- ant was Policeman Suttman, who testi- at on the last anniversary of the s conversing with a and Castro ourth defendant covertly streets when the piaced a large bomb, with lighted fuse, between the complainant’s feet, and that the resultant explosion not only frightened the lady almost to death, | | but scorched and tore his clothe Walsh declared that some other fel- unknown to him, committed the low, incendiary act, and his Honor gave' clothing near the wound in the breast him till next Saturday to prove his|was badly burned, showing that the defense. | pistol was held only a few inches from | 4 {the body. One of the bullets was fired | Charley Murray, alias Moore, an es-|jnto the man's face, almost tearing | caped conviet charged with grand lar- away his jaw. All the wounds were | ceny, was returned to Folsom prison | owder marked. by order of Judge Fritz. At the time e e | of his escape Murray had several years gays ANOTHER DOCTOR baaits | PERFORMED OPERATION »w | | Dottie Kelly and Maggie Smith, who had been arrested for vagrancy and released on $10 bail, were attired inm opera cloaks and - towerlng | for New Trial. | ma: of white millinery when they The peculiar predicament of a man | entered Judge Conlan's court yester-| who, unconscious at the time, did not | day morning, and so disorderly was know the surgeon that operated upon their demeanor as they sat awaiting, him, and has since been sued for fees | trial that they were ordered into cus- | by a doctor who did not operate, is set | tody for contempt. | forth in an interesting affidavit filed “Mercy!” exclaimed \Miss Kelly, in| yesterday in support of a motion for a | incredulous tone, “you don’t mean to new trial. The document is also an ad- say you expect us to wear these mission of an attorney’s oversight in clothes in them filthy cells?” | the prosecution of his client’s case. | “The matter of prison wardrobe I Percy E. Fuller, holding an assigned | leave entirely to you,” was the Judge's | claim for $750 from Dr. J. A. Sflverman | response. “It's not the clothes, but|against David Bernstein, sued the lat- | their wearers, that have outraged the | ter for the amount and the case came dignity of this court.” 4\0 trial, on December 10, 1903, but was After a prolonged and audible intake | continued until April of this year, when of breath Mi Smith indignantly in-| Fuller got judgment. | quired, “Did any one ever?” No one| The affidavit on appeal is made by had. | Leon Samuels, attorney for Bernstein. L In the first place, Samuels says, he did Edward Woods and Harry Scott, tel- | not believe the case would be tried on ephone linemen, and Edward Burke, a| the date set and he did not prepare for Southern Pacific brakeman, were ac-|it. His reason for so believing was cused of holding up Florian Andraine, | that Silverman was in Alaska and a vocation not registered, and robbing | deposition obtained from him was sign- him of $150 early yesterday morning on | ed by & notary, A. M. Randol, to whom Stevenson street, between Third and | the court had issued no commission. Fourth. Florian, who lives at 951 Six- | For that reason he never examined the teenth avenue south, did not appear to| geposition and his objection to its use prosecute, and Judge Mogan continued | in evidence was sustained at the first the case until this morning. hearing. But in April the Silverman Patrolman W. J. Sheehan repeated deposition was admitted in evidence, the story told to him by Florian. The|anq it said among other things that defendants, he said, were eating break- | Bernstein had promised to pay the doc- fast in a Fourth street restaurant|tor well for the operation. Samuels de- when Florian entered and in a burst| clares he is in possesston of a letter of good-fellowship, although he had| in which Silverman says that he only never seen either of them before, in-| agsigned a claim for $500. In the way .. % Peculiar Pleading Only One of Many in Affidavit Supporting Motion | snowy magnanimously allowed him to do s0, | that when Bernstein was operated upon and he left them there and prdceeded ! he was unconscious and none of his on his way. Then they followed him',em"ve, was present. It was not and took his money. ————— Anarchist May Be Deported. Antonio Avenzino, an Italian anar- chist from Jackson, Amador County, lies in jail in this city awaiting the de- cision of the Secretary of the Depart- ment of Commerce and Labor as to whether he shall be sent home to| Italy. A special board of inquiry con- vened by United States Immigrant Commissioner North has examined Avenzino and recommended his de- portation. The prisoner admitted that | shortly prior to leaving Italy he had been arrested for getting Into a fight with another man on account of a girl and that he had forfeited his bail and escaped to New York, where he ar- rived on the steamship Weimar April 25 of last year. The prisoner was ar- rested a few weeks ago ir¥ Amador County for having bitten a man with whom he was fighting. Anarchistic pamphlets were found on his person after his arrest. ——————— Notice to Passengers. Baggage transferred to and from all trains, in reality was performed by Dr. Henry Barbat, and that Silverman was onl an assistant. —_——————————— Uses Knife on His Mother, ‘While intoxicated George Van Tas- sell, a carriage painter, attacked his mother yesterday with a knife. threw up her arm to ward off the blow aimed at her and_received an ugly gash on her hand. was arrested by Policemen McMannus and Kramer and was booked for as- sault at the City Prison. ———————— Chinese Ports Opened. T. B. Sanders, acting commissioner of the Department of Commerce and Labor, notified Acting Customs Col- lector Hamilton yesterday that the Chinese Government had opened the ports of Chinanfti, Shantung, Weihsien and Chouts'un to foreign trade begin- ning May 17. Cheap Rates East. steamers, etc., at low rates. One trunk (sin | Yellowat Park. Ask about it. T. K. | gle trip) 36 cents; round trip 50 STATELER, General Agent, 047 Market st Spectal Delivery, 308 Tayicr s Ly - st., Oakiand Ferry Depot. Phone Exchange $0v B s it SCALES ESTATE.—Petition for letters of administration upon the estate of Amanda M. Scales was flled 1‘;‘ g:hlsllpefl::a':gnn Mylmr- Charles H. nson Joseph Leg- d'{t. lw,n" estate is worth $37,660. CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Thomas Seizes Distillery. United States Internal Revenue Agent Bert M. Thomas returned yes- terday from Stockton, where he seized the whisky and wine distillery of Henry Armbrust, a pioneer resident of that place, for selling fifty gallons of grape brandy without having paid the special revenue tax thereon. The plant will be confiscated unless the Secretary of the Treasury allows Arm- brust to settle by a compromise pay- ment. Armbrust told Agent Thomas that he was not aware he was violat- - ing the law. Sigunature of 5 , 1 sisted on paying for their food. They; of other nmew evidence Samuels adds| learned until later that the operation ' She | Van Tassell | 1t you are going to World’s Falr get cheap | rate and go via Northern Pacific Rallway and | He admitted this to the policemen, one | | of whom had followed him down Page | street. 3 ! In the afternoon the two Von Issen- | | dorfs called at the City Prison, where Harry and James Descalso, William | Harvey and Frank Cusick, who were ! arrested early Monday morning, and Carroll were lined up with four other prisoners. The brothers at once identi- | fled the Descalsos, Cusick and Harvey |.as four of the gang, but they could not | identify Carroll, who had on his work- ing clothes. The four were booked on | charges of assault with a deadly | weapon. Three-pleces of rock and a | scantling were booked as evidence | against them. One of the rocks struck | Fred von Issendorf on the jaw, knock- {ing him down, and Henry was struck on the mouth with the scantling. As Car- | | roll could not be identified he was dis- | charged. He had made preparations i to leave the city, as the police found in | ries of the rainbow have been caught beautiful weave; per yard SMYRNA RUG choice patterns, both floral and Persian; All wool; BIGELOW AXMINSTERS for the average room; pile; exclusive de- w$1.25 and embodied in this reversible; 9x 12 feet; large enough """""""" =$14.55 price each. {his pockets a Southern Pacific pass to | | Ogden. Frank Cusick was released late last | night on $500 bonds approved by Judge | | Lawlor. WILL STOP THE USE OF PRESERVALINE IN MILK A STUPENDOUS SHOW! e Roy and Clayton; Estelle and Babette D'Arville; Cunningham and _Smith; Harry Seeback; Green and Werner; Leigh Brothers; Gillihan and Murray; Orpheum Motion and e = Health Board Receives Report From Chief Inspecting Physician Hassler Regarding Illegal Practice. As the result of a report filed yes- terday by Chief Inspecting Physician | Hassler to the effect that certain milk | | dealers are using preservaline in milk VALERI® BERGERE AND COMPANY, supplied to consumers, .the Health| p . ,.iiing up to and inciuding Wednesday | Board will institute an investigation | evening, “BILLIE'S FIRST LOVE” and for with a view to putting a stop to the | “Eerr;:? t of the week “HIS JAPANESE | { | l | | | | practice. The dealers using preser-| Regular matinees every Wednesday, Thurs- valine will be prosecuted under the | day, Saturday and Sunday. Prices—10c. 25c general ordinance prohibiting the| . 20 TIVOL adulteration of milk. Hassler also reported that it is & common practice to dilute one galion of cream so as to make three gallons ! and this practice also will be stopped. The pure food department will take | the matter in hand. Hassler also reported that many cases of sickness have resulted from the eating of berries presumably sprayed with poison to destroy para- sites. OPERA HOUSE ~ EVENINGS AT 8 SHARP. With the GREAT CAST And the BEAUTY CHORUS | | TO YOSEMITE VALLEY. ' | Promenads Cirsle, 34 Floor, Bmokers’ Paradiny ELEVATOR ALWAYS RUNNING. Usual Tivoli Prices—25¢, 50c, TSc. Seats Always Selling—Only Matines Sat. COLUMBIA "o Grand Personally Conducted Excur- sion Leaves Saturday, July 16; $28 50 round trip. In one way and out another, around _the famous “double loop.” Passes directly through two groves of | giant sequoias. Special care for women ! | and children. You will get the best of le;;cry(hitng ?n" thhe S‘ama Fe. lA rare | chance to visit the famous valley. In ; | quire at_ 641 Ma Nightly Except Sunday. | omce. Morher athel, Paaa MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY. —_—— Gopceevic Case Submitted. The Supreme Court decided not to |render a decision in the Gopcevic | estate case yesterday as was expected, but ordered the arguments of contest- | ants submitted on briefs. The action |1s instituted by three relatives of | | Harry Floyd Gopcéevic to restrain “Judge Sayre of Lake County from dis- | tributing the estate to the ex-streetcar | CHARLES FROHMAN PRESENTS ETHEL BARRYMORE In Hubert Henry Davis' Comedy, COUSIN KATE “Charmingly convincing.”"—Call “A good deal more enjoyable than a whole | 1ot ‘of ‘great productions’ with 150 people on | the stage.”’—Chronicle. = “‘She acts Kate with sound heart, keen wit i witchery." —Examiner. | gripman, Milos Gopecvic. ‘Bewitching." —Post. | “Ethel Barrymore is easlly attractive."— Bulletin. CALIFORNIA ALL THIS WEEK. 2 ) BARGAIN MATINEE SATURDAY. 1 () 25¢ and 50c. The hilariously funny comedy, THE HON JOHN NORTH By Herbert Bashford. Presented by our Favorite Comedian, L. R. SXOCKWEIJ:“}'. NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT. of ~ Special Melodrama _Season—' THOROUGHBRED TRAMP.™ Popular Prices, 15¢, 25¢, 50c. OPERA G RAN HOUSE MATINEE SATURDAY. [ A. B. SMITH New Trunk And Bag Store | | MR TAST & Wi ! We are showing a larger J AMES L and better assortment of Trunks and Bags than ever. I you aré interested, come and see us. “We've got the goods” at our new store, 116 ELLIS! NEILL | MB. BARNES BRTGINAL ez | NEW YORK NEXT SUNDAY MATINEE THE COWBOY AND THE LADY. SPECIAL SUMMER PRICES—1Je, 25¢ and 50c. Best Reserved Seat in Orchestra, 50c. MISCELLANEQOUS AMUSEMENTS BASEBALL At RECREATION PARK, Eighth and Harrison Streets. OAKLAND. SAN FRANCI:CO vs. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the} 3:30 p. m. Palace and Grand ‘Hotels . Free Thursday and Friday. Advance sale of seats at 5 Stockton st. | —— WEEKLY CALL, $1.00 PER YEAR, AMUSEMENTS. 1789————1904 Fall of the Bastile Mechanics’ Pavilion THIIRSDALJUI.Y 4, THE ONLY CELESRATION UNDER THE AUSPICES OF TER FRENCE SOCIETY. Literary Exercises 1:30 p. m.; Games, ete | Concert 8 p. m. All Night Ball, 10 p. m. ADMISSION—25 cents. EVENING—S50 cents. B0-cent Tickets purchased in afternoem will be honored at night. ALCAZAR F+E General Manager. TO-NIGHT—ALL WEEK. MATINEES THURSDAY AND SATURDAY. (WHITE [ rosas] WHITTLESEY HEARTSEASE “No one will ever regret seeing ‘Heartsease' at the Aleazar."—Post. EVE-. 20c to 75c. Mats. Thurs. & Sat., 35c to S Next Monday—WHITE WHITTLESEY I the Fascinating Romance, THE PRISONER OF ZENDA. GENTRAL~Z: MAYVER Market st., near Eighth. Phone South 538 PROPS TO-NIGHT. 35,50, Tatane sun. 1 n-hué.mim The Tremendously Successful Comedy-Drama of Home Life. |ALONG THE MOHAWK A Sensational Political Battle! A Thrilling_Editorial Campalgn! A Pyrotechnical Election Duy! -10c to S0e 10c, 13c, 230 Next—Mammoth Production of All Irish Plays, e ROBERT EMMET..... A very Pronounced by press and public to be the scme of all funny burlesques. Instant success of our new company. DOROTHY_ MORTON, RICE BOBBY NORTH, EDWIN CLARK, BEN GARRITY Sl Packed to the last with new songs, speciaities and noveities. Matinees Saturday and Sunday. Same Popular Prices. attraction—"“THE oF THE TOWN." Next fi INSPECT CABARET DE LA MORT. Hear the Pneumatic Symphony Orchestrion AMATEUR NIGHT THURSDAY. ADMISSION. .....10c | CHILDREN...... When Phoning Ask for ““The Chutes. CAMP Outfits, Guns, Afi‘} tion, Fishing and Goods. Te Rent.